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Warrenton, Oregon 5.11 miles SW
Camp Rilea Armed Forces Training CT, Oregon 6.76 miles SW
Chinook, Washington 8.28 miles NW
Astoria, Oregon (map) | (503) 338-3386
Sites: 35 | Latest Rate: $47.00 | 90 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $47.00
This is a very nice, modern RV park close to Astoria and the historical sites. They have back-in, pull-through, and premium pull-in sites facing the pretty 9 hole golf course. Most sites are full hookup with 30/50 amp and some with 20 amp. Sites are long and level with a packed gravel pad and separated by grass and landscaping. The bathrooms, shower and laundry room are large and modern. There is a very large grass play area for pets. Everything worked well including the free WiFi. The office staff was also very helpful. We would be glad to stay here again. - JoyceM
Jul 2016 - $46.00
Stay here when we are in the area. Close to Shopping(C0stc0-FredMyers) Utilities Great, Plenty of Grass, Well Kept. Office staff very helpful. First Class. - silverado
Jul 2016 - $42.00
This is a very nice quite park that sits up against a golf course. There's a large grass area the size of a football field in the center of the park, great place for the pets. Sites are gravel, with grass on the sides. Hosts are very friendly. Wifi worked well. Clear views for Sat reception. - supercub
Warrenton, Oregon (map) | (503) 861-1814
Sites: 213 | Latest Rate: $34.00 | 21 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $34.00
We are full time travelers and have stayed at too many parks to count. We were worried as a result of the negative reviews online, but were happily surprised. The sites have lush green grass between them which was a welcome coolness to bare feet. We had an end site by the tents so it was more spacious than most sites. The site location makes a big difference. The only trees are on the outside perimeter on 2 sides. WiFi was usually good and had a recent upgrade. The restrooms were immaculate and had a large ante-room in the shower stalls and they have spotless laundry facilities and which even included a laundry basket for use! We do not have a TV but understand they do not have cable. Office closes early (4pm). - Patron
Jul 2015 - $35.00
This an older park but in good condition. Wi-Fi worked but slow at times. All back-in sites, some gravel and some asphalt. Only 30 amp service and no cable but there about 5 channels with a portable antenna. - Windshift
Apr 2014 - $35.00
We spent 2 days here. This is an older park that is showing signs of wear. Some spots have picnic tables, some do not. Hookups are shared with other site; only 30 amp service. Tried to take a shower but big sign said no hot water, when I asked about it the guy in the office thought I was out of line for asking about it. He said the other building has a shower; the water went out last week. Wi-Fi was not working; very low signal. For what they charge everything should work not worth the money they charge. Good for overnight but not long term. Only back-in sites, gravel but covered with moss. The grass needs to be mowed, too. Might stay overnight again just to see if things are fixed. - Terry Buholm
Hammond, Oregon (map) | (503) 861-2606
Sites: 311 | Latest Rate: $55.00 | 71 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $55.00
Was able to get a back-in site on short notice. Unable to specify a specific spot unless you pay an additional 10 dollars during online booking? Plus 10 dollars a night "resort" fee. $$$ Was given a spot in the "400" loop. Do not stay there! Site to our left, fire pit 6 feet from slide window, unable to open any windows due to smoke. Sites are too close and recently added tv cable posts at rear of site impede parking units with two slides. Gravel access road was loud and dusty with speeding cars at all times of the day. - F250Jack
Jul 2016 - $65.00
This park was way too busy for our taste. We came here mainly to entertain our granddaughter. Granted there's a lot of things for the kids to do, but the park was overcrowded with unsupervised kids. Playing mini golf wasn't enjoyable because of the kids cutting through and being rowdy. The bounce tube was enjoyable for the grandkid as it was better supervised. Swimming pool areas were well kept and enjoyable for her also. Pancake breakfast was doable on a Thursday. On Friday the lines were getting pretty long, even early on, and forget Saturday morning as the lines were way too long. - hoppers4
Nov 2015 - $45.00
Overall very well kept large park. Lots of pull thrus, back in, spacious sites. Two pools ( inside & outside)...which we discovered at the end of our stay. Lots of good shopping within 5 minutes ( Costco, Fred Myers, petco, etc.) easy access to downtown Astoria , a small town worth exploring. ( lots of history). we stayed Halloween night , and many folks/ children were busy with festivities..unfortunately we had no clue that there were trick or treaters out and didn't prepare for it. Beautiful fort Stevens state park across the street, well worth the drive down to ocean park beach, to witness the roar of the Pacific Ocean. Oh yes, we could faintly hear the pacific surf in our motorhome, very soothing. - Live Life
Hammond, Oregon (map) | (503) 861-1671
Sites: 508 | Latest Rate: $29.00 | 101 Reviews
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Jun 2016 - $29.00
As the previous reviewers said, the camp is clean and woodsy. Our problems stem from the fact that this campground is not big rig friendly. The main roads are too narrow and the sites are not situated to allow easy access to 52 foot sites (our coach is 42'). Also, the adjacent sites had dogs that ran loose, barked incessantly, and were quieted occasionally by their owners yelling louder than the dogs were barking. If you go in early June the mosquitoes are terrible. We have tried this park twice now and we won't be back. - Vagabond
May 2016 - $32.00
A huge park with around 600 sites. I had one of the pull-throughs in Loop M. Lots of places for walking the dog. The beach was approximately a one-mile walk, and Coffenbury Lake is also nearby and nice place to walk. Didn't spend as much time outside as I would have liked because the mosquitoes were so thick. Must have been hatch time, so be prepared if you go in May. - Photography Vagabond
Feb 2016 - $32.00
Camped for three nights. Had reservations. However, upon arrival our reserved sight was occupied. Host apologized for the mistake. Informed us to select another sight since there were many available at this time of year. Could have been a problem during a busier time. Majority of camping spots are surrounded by trees. Larger rigs could have problems maneuvering into some of the sights. Getting a satellite read is impossible in many locations. However, we had an opening through the trees which allowed us for a satellite hookup. Great park with numerous walking and biking trails, lake and ocean access. Quiet. Will definitely return, if in the area again. - RLBD
Camp Rilea Armed Forces Training CT, Oregon (map) | (503) 861-4052
Sites: 10 | Latest Rate: $10.00 | 5 Reviews
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Aug 2015 - $10.00
There isn't a whole lot here but it's very economical and the nearby beaches are great. The guards at the gate are very friendly. Great laundry facility with pool table and enough washers and dryers for lots of people. And it's free. We like to visit this camp every year. We like going in to Astoria and buying fresh seafood in Warrenton. - Newbet
Jul 2013 - $20.00
If you are expecting organized activities you won't like it here. But if you appreciate being on a friendly little post with the nicest gate people you'll ever find, then stay here. Accessible beach is nearby and you can drive on it with your 4wheel drive. Sure it's kid friendly. They can run and yell and ride their bikes. Our Puppy liked it, too. Lots of places to walk him on the leash. There are the Roosevelt Elk who seem to know the shooting range schedule. If you drive slowly near the small rivers and ponds you will see geese, ducks, and some very lazy beavers. This beats an organized wiener roast to smithereens. - Newbet
Sep 2012 - $20.00
Easy to find off Hwy 101 in Warrenton, OR. Bare bones campground. It is a paved parking lot with full hook-ups and a bath house. Very clean. A little noise from gunfire practice. Cannot check in before 2pm, but can park on base until then and explore area in tow vehicle. Nearby Fort Clatsop and Fort St Stevens. Nice for a couple of days. - SunStar203
Chinook, Washington (map) | (360) 777-8581
Sites: 57 | Latest Rate: $3.00 | 3 Reviews
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Sep 2014 - $3.00
Nice location if fishing out of Ilwaco, and close to Long Beach if you want to utilize your KM park access. Office staff was helpful and professional. Tight spots that were mostly back-in, but deep enough to accommodate big rigs. Wi-Fi and cable worked well. Right on HWY 101 so the road noise during the day was always in the background and as mentioned in previous reviews, no sewer dump at campsites. Plane Jane park with no KM amenities that you would expect with the price of membership and yearly dues. With that said, location is great for playing on the WA and OR coast. KM nightly price for minimal for cable and Internet. - 737geek
Sep 2012 - $1.00
The K/M web-site calls this a "fish camp" and it really is. If you are a fisherman, great. Not so good otherwise. At the time of our visit both the TV and Internet were down due to the bankruptcy of the provider. Large sites, quiet. - wetterwashington
Jun 2011 - $1.00
This is a decent little park, but it is not a resort. Because it is so close to sea level and the Columbia River, black water can be dumped only at the dump station and gray water can be drained only in the drain at the site. Use of washing machines is prohibited. The nearest laundry is across the bridge in Astoria. Sites were grassy back ins with good separation between sites. Most were plenty long enough for any rig. Restrooms were clean and well maintained. There is a pleasant clubhouse with a TV. Although right on the highway, nighttime noise was not an issue. There are a few trees, but this park effectively has no shade. Verizon reception is good, but not great - about 3 bars. Rate for ROD was $0. - Morpauwe
774 Water Street Chinook, Washington 98614 (map) | (360) 214-2648
Sites: 34 | Latest Rate: $35.00 | 1 Reviews
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Nov 2015 - $35.00
This older park was recently updated. Paved road. Gravel back-in site with a picnic table. Updated restroom building. Office is being modeled. Close to the Columbia River boat dock. - bradydane2009
Chinook, Washington (map) | (360) 777-8317
Sites: 75 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 8 Reviews
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Sep 2015 - $30.00
Park is in the trees right on the bay. You can watch the ocean going ships entering the Columbia River.
Sites are all grass, a combination of pull thrus and back ins.
Camp hosts are super - they offered to help set up our rig, even helped me back into chosen site. Park is open for another 2-3 weeks so we got in just in time.
Washrooms (2 showers) and laundry (2 washers, 2 dryers) were clean. Our only comment would be that there are no locks on any of the washroom cubicles. I don't know why this is.
We would definitely stay here again - park was lovely and quiet for a weekend stay. - DCM/JMB
Sep 2015 - $30.00
This is an older park that is a gem. Very nice, large spaces among the trees. We had electrical and water and a grey water drain. There is a dump site to use. Located across the bay from Cape Disappointment. We would return. - Thirdtime
Jun 2014 - $38.00
Very pleasant park with an "open" feeling despite there being many big trees. We had power, water, and possible grey water hookup - didn't see sewer hook up anywhere, though didn't look hard. We got a very happy welcome from the lovely owner/managers though we didn't arrive till 7.15 PM. We'd return without hesitation. - visitor to usa
Gearhart, Oregon (map) | (503) 738-6855
Sites: 41 | Latest Rate: $38.00 | 6 Reviews
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Jul 2016 - $38.00
Sites are very neat and wide with each site having a parking pad for RV, then a patio and grass and a parking pad for tow vehicle. Park is small, well kept and easy to use to access Seaside and Astoria. Convenience store has anything you need and they smoke their own meats and have fresh brisket sandwiches for lunch and dinner. Nicely landscaped. - Fulltime Gypsy
Jun 2016 - $41.00
A small park. All back ins but room for my trailer and a spot for pickup.A little tight for my 37.5 ft. 5th wheel but doable. All hookups in good shape. Nice laundry room. Staff is very helpful and friendly. Good WiFi. - Donny Mackelprang
Sep 2014 - $35.00
Really liked this place. When we first pulled up, we thought it would be a tight fit, but it is deceiving from the road. Very, very nicely kept place with flowers all around. The food in the store was surprising good. I had a brisket sandwich one day and had a breakfast burrito every day for breakfast. It was delicious and I think it was only $3.00. - Full-time RVer from NC
Ilwaco, Washington (map) | (360) 642-3292
Sites: 87 | Latest Rate: $41.00 | 7 Reviews
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Jul 2015 - $41.00
This is another area park we probably stayed at last century but has no real recollection of being here. We had a fairly level, gravel, FHU, pull-through site. There are only 17 FHU sites. There are also 20 W&E sites, about 40 tents sites, half a dozen cabins, and some large group camping areas. The FHU sites have 60 channel cable TV and most of them are satellite friendly. Their 802.11 network was fine until early evening when everybody Started to get on it - you now have single sites that are using 3, 4, or more electronic devices at the same time. The park was fairly full with lots of groups camping together. With all the tent sites, the bath and shower facilities were inadequate. The laundry room was OK and cheap. There is no pool but there is a nice playground area. I saw no recycling. There is nothing within walking distance of the park. This park is fine for a one night stay while traveling through the area. - Jerry S
Jul 2013 - $45.00
Sites are grass and not very level. Not a very well kept KOA. Staff was nice, but no real amenities. Ok for an overnight. - EJK
Mar 2011 - $1.00
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Our long discussion about jazz grants and their supposed encouragement of conceptual/interdisciplinary/backstory-heavy "interview music" (make sure to read the amazing comment thread at Nate Chinen's blog) has me thinking about how artists package their music today. It seems to me that as grants become a larger part of the jazz economy, and media outlets shrink, and general audiences decline, jazz musicians are increasingly being asked to justify and rationalize their work.
On the heels of all that, I received a certain new CD recently. I hardly never read accompanying press releases, but for whatever reason this one came in front of my eye:
There are artists, who, as Walt Whitman so eloquently wrote, are "multitudes." The twenty-something, New Guinea-born, pianist Aaron Choulai is such an artist: Polish/Jewish/Aussie and Chinese/Motuan; legally blind, an albino, and a fabulous young musician ...
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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Publication date
|May 27, 1952
|Filing date
|Jul 28, 1948
|Priority date
|Jul 28, 1948
|Publication number
|Eriksen Leif H, Smith Justin L
|Original Assignee
|Seymour Smith & Son Inc
|Export Citation
|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (11), Referenced by (21), Classifications (7)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
2 SHEETS-SHEET 1 Filed July 28, 1948 FIG. 2
May 27, 1952 J. SMITH ET AL 2,598,650
SNAP LOCK PLIERS WITH UNLOCKING LEVER Filed July 28,-1948 2 SHEETS-SHEET 2 INVENTORS JUST/IV 1., SMITH LE/F H. ER/KSEN BY ATTX Patented May 27, 1952 SNAP LOGK PLI-ERS WITH UfiLOQKINGY LEVER v Justinii. Smith, Watertown,]-Gonn.,- and'Leif II. Eriksen, Oslo, Norway, assignor's. to Seymour Smith Son, fInc'., akville, 00:111., a corpora- .tioriof-Gonnecticiit Application Jul 28, 1948*, .sie'rjiaino. 41.064
Thisinvention relatesto tools of the plierwrench W1 arid more particu arly to pliers hav-- ing an adjustable handle which may be operated by a toggle action to -look theplier jaws; I
one dbjectof this invention is to provide a device-of theabovenatuie which includesalever for manually releasing the movable handle from its locked p sition.
Another object isgto provide a device of the abovenature which includes indicating means for --pei"-m-itti-iig the jaws be readily adjusted to aiiydesii'ed size or opening;
further object is to provide a device of the above-naturawhich will be simple inconstrucnon, inexpensivetomanumeture; easy to 'n'ianipul'ate, compact; ornamental in appearance, and very efiicient and durable in use.
With these and other objects in view, there hassbeen illustrated-on the accompanying drawing one form in which-theinvehtion may eonvenientlly be embodied'in practice.
Inethe dra'wing,
' Fig. 1 is a side view of the improved pliers'as it would appear whenlocked upon a work piece.
Fig-2 is a similar-side view of the same, with certaiiiparts -brokenaway to show the operating mechanism.
Fig. 3 is a side viewsimilar to Fig. 2, but showpliers -in unlocked position.
Fig. 4 is a perspective view..of
lever. d r v Fig. 5 is a cross sectional view of the same, taken ohthe line 5-5 of Fig. 4; 1
'Fig. 6 is a cross sectional view taken on the Refer-ring' nowtothe drawings in whichdike reference numerals denote correspondingparts throughout-the several views, the numeral lllg inale-ates the improved pliers'which comprises an elongated stationary handle I I which is U-Shaped in 'crosssection and has a fixed jaw I2 at-its Iront'end; and an L-shaped lever I3 which carries a movable-jaw 14 in opposed relation to the fi-xedj aw I 2-.-
The L-shaped lever I3 comprises a flat triangular leg I5 which is swingably mounted within the handle II rearwardly of the fixed jaw I2, by means of a pivot pin I6 having headedover ends, and a forked front leg IT, to which the movable jaw I4 is secured by means of a swivel pin I8.
In order to operate the movable jaw I4, use is made of a movable handle I9 of U-shaped cross section which is connected to the rear corner of the L-shaped lever I3 by means of a pivot the. unlocking pin 20. The movable handle I 9 is also connected with the stationary handle by means of a toggle link 2 I; the front end of whieh isssecured within a central portion of the movable-"handle I9, by means of a pivot pin 22.
The toggle link 2| has a rounded rear end 23 which is embraced by therear portion of the stationary handle II and is adapted to bear against an adjustable; longitudinal screw bolt... whichis carried in a tapped cylindricalreahend portion 2501? the handleII, and isprovided with aknurled outerknob 2 6.- 7 It will be noted-that whenthe pliersare locked in clamping position (Fig. 2) the rear. end' fliof the toggle link 2| and the pivot pins 2Ilaxfig122 will be disposed in substantially a straight line, as shown in Figs. 1 and 2; In order to prevent excessive inward movement of the; movable handle I.9 ;past thelocking position; the toggle link -2I is providedwithajside lug; 2-1 whichis adapted to abut the innensunface of the handle I9, Thus,- when thepliersare locked, the pivot pin :22 will occupy a position-at ora little inwardly of dead center, and-it .w'. .Lbe necessaryto exert a substantial outward} roe upon; the ,movable handle .-I 9 in order to lunlock the pliers. I w The toggle link 2| also is provided. ,-wi-t-h a rounded taperedfront nose 28; which isadap ted in unlocked, position toabut the inner surface of the inner handle, I9 soasto limit outwardmove-.
mentof the handleiseeFig. 3). V
The rearend 23 of the toggle link; 2| will normally be maintained in-abutment withathe ad.- justing screw 24- by. means. of a-hook-ended coiled spring 29, ,engaged, through apertures .30, 3-I in;-the handle II and' the lever I3 respeotively,
soastourge the L-shaped lever I3 and thejaw to the, unlocked open position. J V As, a provision formoving the handle-moutwardly beyond the dead point and-thus breakingthe toggle action of the-link--2.I use,is;made
of -curved unlocking lever 32. substantially T-shaped in outline, disposed within the rear portion of said handle I9. The unlocking lever 32 is U-shaped in cross section, and is supported by means of a pair of apertured side ears 33, 34 which extend from central portions of its edges and are pivotally secured in recesses 34a in the rear end 23 of the toggle link 2I by means of a headed pivot pin 35. The unlocking lever 32 has a pointed nose 36 at its front end, which is adapted to engage the inner surface of the movable handle I9, and is provided at its rear end with a finger piece 3'! which projects rearwardly 1 V in manipulation.
' in inches.
slightly. beyond a finger'piece 38 on the rear end of the movable handle [9, whereby it will be readily accessible to the operator for convenience ,By-means of this construction it will be seen that theadjustingscrew 24 may readily be turned so that the size of the opening between the .plier jaws l2 and I4 may be varied as desired. In
order to permit the operator to ascertain the size V v of this opening when the jaws are in their closed and locked position, use is made of a graduated scale 39 marked upon a central side edge portion of the stationary handle I] adjacentthe toggle link 2]. An index mark 40, is provided at asuitable central location upon the toggle link 2|, so
is claimed as new and for which it is desired to that when the plier handles H, l9 are in their wide open position, the index mark 40 and the scale 39 will give a correct indication of what the 7 size ofthe jaw opening will be when the handles are closed in any stage of adjustment of the screw 24.. V V, g r
The scale 39 is providedwith a row of numbers to indicate the size of the jaw opening in some uniform standard of measurement, herein shown Operation.
' In"u'se,,theoperator will first adjust the plier jaws l2, to provide an opening suitablefor clamping the work piece W. This will be done by first moving the plier handles H, '19 to their,
wide open position, andthen rotating the adjusting screw 24 :by means of the knob 26. in the proper direction to'bringthe index mark 40 opposite the propergraduated marking 39 on the handlell =-Thejaws I2, I4 will then be placed over the workpieceW after which the' handles H, l9 will be swungtog'ether into the position shown in Figs. l and 2, whereupon the-work pieceW will'be firmly gripped. In this position, the pivot pin '22 willbe located in a line between the rear end- 23 v of the toggle link 2! and thelpivot pin 20, or slightly inwardly of such a line, as determined by the abutment of the'side lug 21 with the movable handle 19, and considerable force would normally 7 7 be required to'swing'the" handle l9 outwardly in order tofbreakthe toggle action and release the work'pieceW.-
I 3y means .of the present invention, h weve this action may be-acc'omplished by alightpresg sure upon the unlocking finger piece 31; whereby the nose 3 5 will engagethe movable handle 19 with a greater forceand cause it-to move outwardlyfrom the position shown in Figs. 1 and 2 to that shown in full lines in Fig. 3.
One advantage of the improved snap lockpliers herein'disclosed is that it will enable theuser to work with greater ease and rapidity, since the unlockin ilever will avoidthe awkward move-- ments'which were formerly necessary to unlock jaws inpliersoi this type.
Anotheradvantage is that theindicating scale on the handlewill :avoidthenece's sity of adjusting the pliers in successive steps by trial-anderror methods. 7
While there has been disclosed in this specification one form in which the invention may be embodied, it is to be understood that this form is shown for the .purposeof illustrationonly, and that the invention is not to be limited to the specific disclosure, but may be modified and embodied in various other forms without departing from its spirit. In short, the invention includes 7 all the modifications and embodiments coming. within the scope of the following claims.
Having thus fully described the invention, wha
secure Letters Patent,is: V 1. In a snap-lock toggle-grip pliers, a workclamping jaw carried rigidly on a. stationary plier handle of U-shaped construction, a second workclamping jaw adjacent said first jaw, an L-shaped lever embraced by said handle and pivotally connected thereto and to said second jaw, a movable handle of U-shaped cross-section pivotally connectedat one end to said L-shaped lever; a toggle link embraced by both of said U-shaped handles and pivotally connected adjacent its forward end to said movable handle intermediate; the ends thereof.. said stationary ihandle having a longitudinal adjustable screw mounted at its rear and engaging the rear end of said toggle link, and a 1 30,
T-shaped unlocking lever embraced by said mov-,
able handle and having a perpendicular leg pivotally connected with the rear end of said, toggle l nk, the rear end of said unlocking lever serving as a handle and the forward end of said unlocking lever having a curved pointed section enportion of said movgageable against the centr able handle. c
2. The invention as which said stationary handle is providedwithra graduated scale on the edge of its outer surface and said toggle link has an index mark adjacent said scale to indicate thedistance betweenthe jaws when the pliers are in closed lockedp'osit1on.,
mm L; S-MITI-I;
REFE EN CITED V vThe following references. are of record'in' the file of this patent:
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"Pepperoni-cannoli guy" Frank passed away
According to a reliable source, Frank Pecoraro – the East Side's "Pepperoni Cannoli" guy – has passed away.
A Facebook post revealed that a visitation will be at St. Rita's church, 1601 N. Cass Street, on Tuesday, Feb. 21 at 4 p.m.
In 2009, Pecoraro won the "best street food" in OnMilwaukee.com's Best Dining contest.
The iconic, sometimes surly, former-butcher-turned-cooler-toting-senior sold pepperonis and cannolis to late-night drinkers. He was a Brady Street fixture and he will be missed.
Frank's family includes his wife, Rosaria; children, Rosalia (Franco) Barbara and Salvatore Pecoraro; three grandchildren; one great-grandson; and many other relatives and friends.
For me, there never was an East Side drinking scene without Frank. I think I only bought a pepperoni from him twice, but seeing him always gave me a "God, I love this city" moment.
Do you have a Frank story? Feel free to share it via the Talkback feature. And say it with me: "Pepperoni! Cannoli!"
Baser | Feb. 21, 2012 at 4:52 p.m. (report)
I never met the Cannoli man but I was hoping to! I learned of him through Michael Drake and the song he wrote about Frank.... titled "the Cannoli Man"
Its a great song for what sounds like a great guy! I wish I could have met him!
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sandstorm | Feb. 21, 2012 at 8:40 a.m. (report)
"I say someone put together a fund maybe through kickstarter.com or something..."
so do it.
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jjrakman | Feb. 20, 2012 at 4:17 p.m. (report)
I say someone put together a fund maybe through kickstarter.com or something, to have a bronze statue of the guy put up somewhere on the East Side by North Avenue or Brady Street. Complete with bronze cooler in one hand and a bronze cannoli in the other.
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rbranch | Feb. 19, 2012 at 6:14 p.m. (report)
He will be missed. He's definitely a big part of my memories of the East Side. When I drove a cab in my 20s, I passed him halfway across the North Ave. bridge, late at night, in the middle of a blizzard. I slowed down and told him I'd give him a ride, but I was driving a cab and so he thought I was hustling him for a fare, and he waved me away.
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chezjermea | Feb. 18, 2012 at 8:11 p.m. (report)
Talk about a Milwaukee icon! I remember seeing him, back in the day, when I used to live in the cream city. I used to hear about how he kept anything from a pistol to a revolver under those pepperonis and cannolis!
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It's pretty similar, people get crazy in competitive sports where it actually matters at the top.
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Some states, cities especially in the south are CRAZY about high school ball. Gets very intense for everyone involved.
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Wow I thought it was all dramatised. My school footbal games were played in front of maybe 5 people. In the shows/films in the states half the school turns up and they play in actual arenas with stands. We played on our field lol.
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most highschool and colleges have it here
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In small towns in Texas it can get that competitive. Some of those small towns, they shut down for their football game. You also get the suburbs who spend countless of money on their facilities.
In 2006 I believe there was a playoff game between the two previous state champs which was Southlake Carroll and Euless Trinity and about 45000 people went to see the game played at Texas Stadium.
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Yup, it can be a lot worse though. If you're a great high school or college player people will look to advantage of you, you want hundred dollar shoes/clothes for free? No problem. A $30,000 car? No problem. There is actually a rule where college athletes can't receive gifts, it goes for some high school players too. People will buy them all this stuff expecting a big return once they turn pro and are making millions. These teenagers are like celebrities, same with basketball players.
Even colleges will try to illegally pay star players tons of cash to attend their college.
Some parents are very hard on their kids, take Todd Marinovich for example. His dad was a failed football player due to too many injuries from lifting weights improperly.
This guy took his son and tried to make him the perfect football player from age 6.
Check out this article, it's pretty crazy the stuff he did. There was a documentary on ESPN about it.
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